Director
Ken
Ghosh
gave
Shahid
Kapoor
his
first
big
break
in
Bollywood
in
his
2003
romantic
comedy
Ishq
Vishk
alongside
Amrita
Rao
and
Shenaz
Treasury.
The
campus
romance
was
a
box
office
success.
Following
this,
Ken
and
Shahid
teamed
up
for
two
more
films,
Fida
(2004)
and
Chance
Pe
Dance
(2010).
During
the
making
of
Chance
Pe
Dance,
the
tinsel
town
was
abuzz
with
speculations
about
an
alleged
fallout
between
Ken
and
Shahid.
It
was
rumoured
that
that
a
clash
of
schedules
apparently
led
to
some
arguments
between
them.
More
than
a
decade
later,
Ken
in
his
recent
interview
with
New18,
addressed
those
fallout
reports.
The
filmmaker
said
that
there
will
always
be
ups
and
downs
in
any
relationship
and
now,
both
he
and
Shahid
have
become
too
old
for
these
things.
He
was
quoted
as
saying,
"There
are
always
ups
and
downs
in
every
relationship...
now
we
are
too
old
for
that
stuff."
Further,
on
being
asked
about
a
possibility
of
a
collaboration
between
the
two,
Ghosh
said,
"Right
now
there
are
no
plans
as
such."
In
2010,
Shahid
had
dispelled
rumours
about
his
fallout
with
Ken
while
speaking
with
IANS.
He
was
quoted
as
saying,
"In
any
creative
assignment,
there
are
bound
to
be
different
points
of
view.
Don't
you
too
get
into
situations
when
you
have
an
idea
different
from
your
colleagues?
Ken
is
probably
one
director
with
whom
I
share
a
comfort
level
better
than
many
other
filmmakers
with
whom
I
have
worked
in
the
past."
"We
both
started
off
together.
I
worked
in
Ishq
Vishk
which
was
his
debut
film
as
a
movie
director.
On
his
sets,
I
am
not
required
to
be
treated
as
a
star.
Both
of
us
can
walk
up
to
each
other
and
make
suggestions
and
express
our
likes
and
dislikes,"
he
had
further
told
the
news
agency.
Speaking
about
work,
Shahid
Kapoor
will
next
be
seen
in
the
Hindi
remake
of
Jersey.
The
actor
is
also
set
to
make
his
digital
debut
in
Raj
&
DK's
upcoming
project
alongside
Raashi
Khanna.
Ken
Ghosh
on
the
other
hand,
recently
helmed
the
Zee5
film
State
of
Siege:
Temple
Attack.